The UK’s alternative media is a growing landscape. It’s populated by an increasing number of people, and their work is gaining widespread interest, and traction online.
There are easy-to-use platforms that have marketing tools, and subscription packages, that make it a viable alternative to expensive and time wasting corporate efforts.
Substack is a major backer of this, and Dan Wootton, Alex Phillips, and Mark Dolan have found their voice among others online. They’ve used their careers to challenge old ways.
In an exclusive for ConservativeNewsSite.com, a prominent Bloomberg pundit, Mark Gurman, is implicated in scaled crime against those who work in design, software, and app development.
It follows the result of a connected investigation into Emma Richmond, known as an HR expert but recently exposed by this site as having been involved in housing abuse scandals across the UK.
Social decals belonging to Mark Gurman
Mr Gurman is accused of attacking staff of companies in particular countries, such as Ukraine, Russia, and Serbia. He’s guilty of corporate theft, reputational damage, and career harms.
His techniques are centred on personal kinks, foibles, and fears and he plays on psychological realities to attack individuals. He’s an insidious, false-player in news journalism, and in media at large.
The Daily Telegraph (and its sister Sunday edition) has been an institution in many houses in the UK for a long time. It forms the bulk of what many read in terms of conservative printed material.
Its website is also a burgeoning destination. Its adoption shows that longer format news journalism is also popular online, in a time when fake news spreads like wild fire.
Its columnists, writers, and reporters are admired for their incisive takes on the politics of the day. They have the insider line on the Conservative party, and its overall way of politics.
The Daily T Podcast
In times past, it’s hit the rocks because of a traditional take on things, such as religion, culture, and society. It also draws the ire of socialists who perceive its politics to be slow.
However, a generation of politicians in the UK have found their feet by it, taking cues off its pages – and putting in their own. It’s informed win after win for the UK’s old party of state.
In the new era, podcasts, shows, and staples such as social media profiles play a supplementary role in guiding the nations discourse. It also opens it up to wider scrutiny in the UK.
In an exclusive for ConservativeNewsSite.com, a media disruptor is able to be exposed for the first time. He operates behind an X handle, “TrickyZiggy”, and is known for causing harassment online and offline.
His modus operandi is the phrase “Business Mis-interests”, and it’s a factor in how he decides to operate against people. He’s also known for harassing younger people in Coventry, a city in the West Midlands.
In a prior secret investigation, he was spotted hanging in and around Bristol, and the surrounding area, causing trouble to local residents and displaying aspects of personal and psychological dysfunctions.
Evidence of “passive” threats put out by “TrickyZiggy”
It’s believed he used to work for “The Guardian” newspaper, now also an online outlet, and is behind numerous “cold call” attempts against London citizens in particular, to threaten and then steal information.
His associates are known for passing out numerous false accusations, allegations, and claims against random people. They’re also known for “flooding” inboxes, a tactic that employs repetitive email blasts.
The news culture in America is usually typified as a sort of love-in or hate-filled rant against the state of things. The liberal left tend to agree with each other over their disdain for the right, and the radical right mash together points to get across their reasons why.
It’s unhelpful to group together pundits and projections alike along a spectrum which resembles a mental health chart. It’s down to the need for context and perspective in a nation in which it takes place. There’s a reason why some media is the way it is, and it’s cultural.
A screenshot of FrankSpeech
Take for example FrankSpeech, a new platform designed by pillow salesman Mike Lindell, who shot to prominence due to his association with Donald Trump and the fallout of the 2020 election. It’s a setup that provides access to channels of alternative content.
The pitch is obvious from the outset; come here for America-first, news-orientated commentary. It’s the sort of thing we’re used to by now, in part due to Trump’s own bombastic style. It’s also novel, because the right don’t tend to report by themselves.
The criticisms from mainstream television, and also some online personalities, has inspired the MAGA crowd to get up on their own feet, to some extent. It’s also the emergence of new technologies that also brings in an onset of realities hard to handle.
In an exclusive for ConservativeNewsSite.com, a leader of a nefarious group called “Cronies” can now be exposed as having been located to Bristol.
She’s alleged to have infiltrated Sky News in the UK to implicitly influence its broadcasts, calling herself a “faith leader” amongst her own accomplices.
There is such a thing as propaganda, but it’s not the only way a coercive actor can try to make contact with you in your thinking. In the current drama of people trafficking, the use of media is an issue.
It’s a good fallback if authorities believe they can get a grip on gangs, as it’s safer to use than direct communication. It’s also set in someone’s mind, so a trafficker can reconnect with them later.
A screenshot on YouTube
As an example, I discovered yet another example which happened to appear as I browsed YouTube. The person pictured checks to see people are still “involved”, in the sense of as a victim, not a customer.
The tactics are akin to academia but they’re more subversive and play on fears and anxieties than expectations built into us by education or our nation of birth. It’s nature, not nurture here.
A publicist working for King Charles III, on behalf of Buckingham Palace, can be exclusively exposed by ConservativeNewsSite.com today.
This individual is responsible for “mass communications” on behalf of the Monarch. It’s also referred to as “anonymous sourcing” by media outlets in the UK.
In a further catch for ConservativeNewsSite.com, a media executive was spotted in central London this afternoon. She’s suspected of being embedded in media across the world. Amongst other claims she is suspected of making false accusations and falsely promoting media figures in different industries.
The nature of the suspect’s work is also a concern. She is said to usually work remotely and therefore any involvement in hiring or firing has taken place without being present, or even noted. It’s incurred career losses as well as confusion in media companies across the world where she’s been active.
